Pfft. Seinfeld was far more edgy than Friends ever had a prayer of being, and it hasn’t been cancelled (in syndication).

Wouldn’t say the poster is the one who needs to chill...

hey man think you may have misread what i was saying.

90% seems low. 

where the hell did you get, like, 90% of that from in the comment you’re replying to

i’m trying to figure out what i was frustrated about and why i need to think of friends as the mcu.

Just imagine if the original comment was two sentences.

Why does Ross, the largest friend, not simply cancel the other five?

See also Always Sunny. I have no idea where she gets the idea that Friends was edgy comedy.  Maybe she’s confusing her show with Seinfeld.  

this is extremely funny because there have been numerous articles about how gen z LOVES friends and it was one of netflix’s biggest watched shows amongst that demographic.

what

Friends was offensively unfunny back then too, Jen.

How many episodes depends on how much story ground they plan to cover. Maybe it’s the right amount, maybe it isn’t. Season 1 was not enough episodes for the ground the covered, but lots of other shows cover too little (see basically all of Marvel Netflix).

I’ve seen this more than a few times, and it’s really the sort of thing that I think any decent editor should outright ban. Of course, that wouldn’t include noted fan blog The AV Club, but I’m pretty sure I’ve also seen it at publications that presumably do have editors. It’s like calling someone BIPOC. The terms exist…

Uh, pretty sure Lesbian would be better. It's what the "L" stands for.

“Alonso (who’s LGBTQ+)”.

I read a pitch for the Black Adam film somewhere: it starts off as a Rock vehicle where he’s supposedly the hero, only for Shazam to appear midway through to fight him and thus reveal that Adam is actually the bad guy.

It always seemed strange that Black Adam wasn’t going to be in the second Shazaam movie. I get that they wanted to give Black Adam his own movie to start, but they probably could’ve planned in advance to accommodate that in the schedule. The first Shazaam was well-received, but it felt like they would need to spice…

Per the synopsis, Kate, who was supposed to be placed in Afghanistan, “will have to diffuse defuse international crises

Or they’re sliding to the next leaf.